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Easily Scared.

New ORLEANS, April l4.-Referring to
the report that tho steamship Gulnare is
on the Irish coast with cargo Of dyna-
mite, 1t may be proper to state that the
original and only Gulnare is now in the
fruit trade between this port and the Bay
Islands.
She sailed from New Orleans April for
Ruatan, under charter to the leading ship
ping house Of Woodward 4 Wright. She
sailed in ballast and the only freight she
carried WAS specie with which to purchase
q cargo Of bananas. She will be due on
the return trip this week. p,Y
Some months ago the British Coneul
here caused the Gulnare to be detained q
few days for an error in her papers. The
defect was mended, and she went about
her business. The vessel was owned by
prominent Irish Nationalist Of this city,
and some excitement waa caused at the
time Of the rumor that sho was fitted out
as Fenian privatser, and this may have
given rise to the scare on the other eide,
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DEFENSE ASSOCIATION
orthe Stove holders A.soclntIon-A strik.

# e r b
Ofthe Stove lIoldcrs AssocintIon-A str,r.
III Prospect. 5'-f1
DETROIT, Mich, April 1.-THE moldera
turned out en- masae to attend the regular
meeting Of the Deylin Assembly, Knights
OF Labor, which was held last night,
This assembly numbcru 1000 mo,ders.
600 OF whom are employed in the three
Detroit foundries. There were aoo mo,
present: Speeches were made. Not a
word OF bitterness was expressed tower]a
the companies OF this city, but the men
resolved not to touch one Of the tabooed
molds. In all the assembly there VIVA not
q dissenting voice. VI, - -
Those who saw it soy that snch a mani.
nous resolution was never before mado in
Detroit. The stove bosses seem ouiet and
contented to-day. The patterns have mt
yet been ordered into the Detroit disirict
/, A prominent member of the Datroit
Stove Company said this morning: 1--WE
regret extremely that this troub;s has or
Cured, we ara on the most harmonious
terms with our men. II the patterns arc
ordered to Detroit, however. We shalj csr.
tainly, take them in hand" ii5LGI3 =. {.
The men Say that the companics ara ar
tremely busy and cannot afford to w;tb.
stand strike. The Dstroit and Michivsn
works employ about ] 900 to 100 mem
each, $50 in each shops being moldera.
The Peninsular works employs sbout Zoo
men, including about l50 molderp.
The Executive Committee OF the Ma
tional Defensive Association arrived at tho
Russell House at late hour last NIGHT.
This morning meeting Of the Committed
was held at the business Office Of the De-
troit Stove Company. They listened first
to an address from D. M. Thomas, the sec-
retary. After IN informal tGlk OF some
length it was decided that an order shonld
be Issued to the members OF the Dsienaa
Association throughout the district to
commence work at once on tbs ST. Lonjs
patterns which have already been nIacad
in each OF the establishments. .f'''N',' ~
Secretary Thomas says; "This dec;.;on
unluestionably means q strike. and q
strike means that $500 molders will omit
work, and that 1000 men and boys viii he
thrown out Of employment. More than
that the game movement will sweep tho
country,n F7.Nf"fHrI = - wy ''to "t'
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CANADIAN FISHERIES.
iho Governor Generals Speech In Openinr
tho Dominion parliams,t =

Tho Governor Generals Speech In OPENING
tho Dominion Parliament, :"
OTTAWA, ONT, April 1.-THE Dominion
Parliament opened to-day. The Governor
General, in his speech from tho throne
congratulated Parliament on the general
prosperity Of the country, and on the proe.
pect Of coming season OF peace and bro.
gress. a. .
The Queens jubilee was referred ia and
Her Majesty congratulated on bavinu @
reached the fftieth anniversary Of her
reign: Ihs prominent position taken by
Canada at the Colonial and Indian Exhi-
bltlon recently held in London was slIuded
TO and attention was called to the adyan-
tages offered by Canada to agriculturalists
and capitalists. Referring 10 the fisheries
question, His ExcslIcncy said: ''' -
me negotiations between Her. Ma;es.
ty's Government and that of the Uni.sd
States on the fisheries question. with "a.
spgct to which my Government has hean
fully informed and consulted ara st;ll II1, in
progress, and will, we may be permitted
to hope, result in an arrangement honor.
able and satisfactory to both nat;ors
Meanwhile the necessary provisions have
been made for the protection of onr in.
shore fisheries. The papers on this srb.
ject will be laid before you. Your attain. n
ton viii be invited to the expediencv NJ
establishing Department OF Trade and
Commerce under the supervision of M "a.
sponsible Minister. .-" $3.50 - : 40
L gu VIII also be saked to consider the
proprlety OF making such i'm mproyement in
the organization Of the Department n
Justice, Customs and Inland Reyenue 40 m
Will provide greater facilities for the d;s.
patch OF the large and increasing volnma
OF business with which these departments
are charged. a measure will be submit
teo 10 yeu giving representation in the
Senate to Northwest Territoriee. in nd.
dltion to that which they now posses, II
the House OF Commons. ''f''YN - -
Other measures will be laid hefora vor
and among them will be found bilIs ior
the amendment Of the acts relating to the
government OF railways, for PROVIDING a
better mode OF trial for claims nva;nat fha
Crown, for the improvement of prec,dnrs
III criminal cases, and further amcnd.
mont OF the Chinese Immigration act.
You will also be asked, In order IN n,o.
vide against possible interruptjon o,,hs
navigation Of our great inland waters, for
an appropriation in aid of the conatrnc.
ton Of canal to connect tho Eatera nj
Lakes Huron and Superior at ssult Sta.
Marie" 's u 80 : ''''' 20. ''
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Tho Second Days l1eetius-Ladies' Foreign
,...... MlHAlOu Saclefv r.t -.4# I.z

Tho Second Days aIeetiug-Ladles' Foreign
5ru. Nission Society. a "a E
Correspondence Of the Inttl,oncer. EEFs
MoRaASTowN, W. VA, April 13.-The
Preabytery Of West Virginia met pursu.
ant to adjournment, this morning at 9A.
N. AS this is the regular business meet.
ing, it is one OF the most important ses-
sions of the year. 1t was resolved by the
Presbytery to petition the Board of Home
Missions to appoint Presbyterial Mis-.
sionary to labor within the bounds of the
Presbytery. The Committee on Records
and committees appointed to visit the diff.
ferent churches III the State reported, and
their reports were received. .@% &cS.gis
Rev. Thomas Cotton, State Bible agent
and member Of the West Virginia con
ference NJ. E. Church, was elected ccs.
responding member Of the body and ad.
dressed the Presbytery. Rev. Samuel
Graham, Of kingwood, was elected com.
missioner to the General Assembly and
Rev. ]. Il. Baird, Of Clarkaburg, alternate.
Elder ]. H. Stewart was elected lay dele.
gate and W. H. Freeman alternate, Sie-
tersville Church was selected as the next
place OF meeting and September 2O!h as
the time. An invitation to visit the Uni
versity, was unanimously accepted, and at
drill hour" the Presbytsry adjourned
andgwent in body to the University,
where they were kindly received by
President Turner and elegantly enter
tanned by Lieutenant Wilson and the
cadet corps. ..a-. G,,l= IA ...,
The Ladioa' Presbyterial Society Of For.
eign Missions, met in the basement OF the
church at 0 4. NJ, and after the reading Of
the minutes transacted much business OF
an important nature. Several fine papers
we're read, and the reports Of tho various
committees showed quite an enthusiastic
spirit was manifested in the work. In the
evening a general meeting was held and
the church was Allied to ita utmost capac.
ity. The President, Mrs. Anna Richards,
made an address Of welcome. after which
the Anna Hunter band of the Presbyterian
church OF Morgantown, gave little enter
tainment and tableau1. The report of
the Secretary, Mrs. John W. Mason, was
read, and many were surprised at the re-
markabls good showing OF the missionary
work. Mrs. Rev. Henry Runner then read
a paper on "Conaecration to the work"
Short addresses were made by Revs. Buch-
anan and Reid and the meeting ad.
iourned. Both bodies expect to complete
their work tomorrow morning.
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4 Cool Shooting Affrny,

MILwAuKRE, Wis, April 14.-A special
to the Evening Wisconsin from Oconto,
Wis, gives PARTICULARS Of brutal shooting
affair which occurred at Lena, small vii
Isss on the Milwaukee & Northern BALL
road In this county, at 10 o'clock Tuesday
night. During the afternoon James Car
lin and man whose name can't be ascer-
tanned had several quarrels and only
through interference .ot friends Of the
parties was the spilling Of blood avoided.
The affair, however, appeared to have
been amicably settled until the hour
named when Carlin walked into bed
room Of Psyant's hotel, drew his revolver
and shot tine occupant Of one Of the beds,
suppoaing it to be the party With whom
he had. quarreled during the day. The
pane ot the wounded man Is Maurice
Bsanschand, 8 total stranger TO Carlin.
Carlin Was Immediately arrested.
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THE WRECK OF TIE p1EppE.
Tho scones Attending the Strnnding Of the
Stenmer--Lives Lost,

Tho scones Attending the strnndinE of tho
steamer--Lives Lost.
LONDON, April l4.-Further particulars
Of the loss near Dieppe of the Nav Harar
-, W. ~. - VIC 1'o" vow: naVen
anu D'eppe pacAet Victoria aho" that the
vessel struck the rocks amidships.
The passengers Immediately rushed to
the stern. which. throuph down col ~, :.
~ ths hon waa h.a.,a asn uo1n"Afo l'st
u ea0 po~' was puoyea up py deep water
on that SIDE OF the -ocks. G#
A terrible panic ensued then while an.
deavors we're being made IN n,at tha , IT, ~
ho.ts vh;oh wa.. so .a":o ~ A1aS 'l'e ll'e.
ooasS, "n''n were seriously lnterterred
with by the strong swell Of the sea. at
last, when the boat was ready TO be lower.
ed and aftpen poan /, and woman an,hs ~. y, :,
= - ,ad,,a 49,, 49, ha "oAen olloa.seo
~ ~ 'aaS enA"A oecame tangled IN q
pulley OF the stern davit and caused the
boat to descend to the sea how foramoet
Mo,t ~ tha occrnon,. ,ro.o .s.S.'A''. oo'' w. v ),
and and drowned no iad;sa ,G ;nnna% tnromn , ont
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PITTsppRou, April 14.-The knights Of
Labor in this district have forwarded the
National District Assembly Of Iron and
Steel Workers an application to
DO made next week to General Master
Workman Powderly for a charter. The
movement was inaqgurated two montha
ago and has met with general favor. The
new district will start out with twenty
local assemblies, and tho total member
ship Of over 1000 will include every clssa
Of skilled and unskillod labor employed
in iron and steel throughout the county,
Pittsburgh to be specially favored in con.
ducting the business Of the National Dis.
trict. 4 800 :, ,I,si ~
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PITTSBURGH natural gas companies are
drifting towards consolidation. The Phil
adelphia Company has leased the Penn
sylyania Company for twenty years. pay
ing six per cent for eight years on the cap
i!al stock Of q million, and after that half
the dividend it pays to ito own stockhold-
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WHEN the free traders are discussing
the tariff you wouldn't think that such q
thing as underyalued imports had ever
been known in this country. But the ac-
conplished importer knows how to dis
count the schedules that interest him, and
a little hard swearing sccomplishes that
which Congress refuses to do. There are
too many loop-holes to crawl through, and
the rate Of duty is far from expressing the
measure Of protection. r+5{ - {
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Mn. RAyDALL's friends are wondering
how he ever can be President in the face
Of the wild Injun hostility Of the Young
Democratic Battalion Of Philadelphia.
The youngsters are willingto serve their
country, but think Randall hasn't given
them chance 10 be on good terms with
the Administration. ta.l,.rI
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PITTSBURGH, April lA.-A largo stock.
holder in tho South Penn Railroad Com
pany WAS seen this morning, and gave q
flat contradiction to the report telerranhed
to one Of the morning papers from HAY
rihburg That the project was to be abnn-
doned wholly or in part. a"Ou, plans were
somewhat diaarranged by the reorgaaiza-
ion u, OF tue Reading and the wiping out d,
tne u very favorable contract We had with
that it company, but wa have NOT yet dsH !,
hiteiy determined upon oIs plans 10, tho
Iusore. The road mat be built and It
may be abandoned, wholly OF in partn
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Atlnntn's II ial Trip.

4 NEw YoRk, April 1.-THE Atlanta ro-
turned from sis hours trial trip Up tho
sound at S:45 this morning. Tho trip
bad been made from off Millet's point up
the middle ground channel, under q
spanking breeze and uhoppy aea and 1e-
turn. For Blk consecutive hours o. the
trial trip the vessel cleared the white
caps with the engines under full pressure,
sometimes reaching si{teen and three.
quarters OF knot at others only fourteen,
the average being over fifteen and hall
knots. The engines worked splendidly.
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Z ran, ,l.l,,;......,!,c tIoerciD,n.

% WAsaiNdroN, April I4.-A meeting was
hold here this evening in Masonic Temple
to give expression on the part Of Ameri-
can residents and Hojourners at the
national capital to protest against the pas.
sage Of the Coercion bill for Ireland, now
pending in the British Parliament. Tho
audience was we'll dressed and orderly
but enthusiastic throng, and filled the
hall to its utmost capacity.
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Stoel Contracts Awarded,

WASHINGTON, D. G., April ll4.-secreta
Whitney to-day awarded to the Bethle-
hem Iron Works Company Of Pennsylva-
mia, the contracts for furnishing about
l,400 tons Of steel gun forgings, and !, 500
tons Of steel armor plates, at a total cost Of
A,5l2.933. Its bid, though not the lowest
for the gun steel, was the lowest in the ag.
gregate for the two contracts.
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rovR millions aud u half is a pretty
GOOD contract. The beauty Of 1t Is, II re.
po,,s may be credited, that French con.
reru. bidding under cover Of the Bethle-
ham Iron Works, has captured the prize.
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PH1LADELrHIA, April 14.-Bufliugton
and Cunning, the Boston battery, made
their appearance with the Philadelphia
club to-day and did good work. While
Burlington was little wild, giving three
mon bases on balls end hitting two
othere, the Athletics only succeeded in
making three clean hits oil him. Atkis-
son pitched steady game, and was we'll
supported by Milligan, but he was hit
hard and at the right time. Score: Ath-'
letics, 4; Philadelphia, 6. ~
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How are the Editorial Associations 60
ing to get together this year and have
fun, with the dead.line Of tho Interstate
Commerce act in tho way2 We can't get
to our own from Wheeling without going
through a corner Of Maryland. These
thoughts give us pause, but not passes.
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Twill wound the Mugwump feeling to
know that tho pap is to be handed round
in the interes. Of Cleveland and Reform q
second time. Still, the Mugwump leaders
will stand 1t and apologize for 1t with all
their might and main. ..
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QUINCY, ILL, April 14,-The buildingp,
shops and large amount Of material be.
longing to the Quincy white limes, and co.
ment company, three miles south of tbia
city, were burned last night. Loss abont
Sl0,OO0. In addition, eleven freight carr
bbelonging to. the Chicago, Burlington &
Quincy Railroad on a side track wer,,
burned. The white lime company carries
al insurance Of $1,000 on It's two nlants
one OF which was not injured, -
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TORONTO, oNr., April 1.-THE organ Of
the Canadian Manufacturers Association
will in this weeks issue publish a synop.
sis Of the views expressed in letters re.
ceived by the Association from number
OF prominent manniacturera regarding tha
questions Of commercial union and ,ec;. I
procity OF manufacturers between Cannda
and the United States. The sentimant
expressed by these manufacturers is en-.
hrely against tho proportion, which thew
consider vitality inimical to their iuterests
anu q, ,aa they say they will resist 1t by all the
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Coal Works Burned.

o@SFt'e4s TO H'e 1Htt1E1DtNCtf. = :
CAMBRIDGE, O., April l4.-This morn.
Ing about one o'clock the buildings, chutes,
tracks, cars and other outside property at
scotts coal mine, just east Of Cambridge
on the Baltimore & Ohio railroad, were
completely destroyed by fire. The tire,
It ID thought, originated from burninp
leaves and rubbish near by, from who's
IN me wlnd carried the firo to the works.
Inc loss Is estimated at over $4,000 and
some Time viii be lost before they can be-
rebuilt; Baltimore 4 Ohio trains were
somewhat delayed by the fire. M '7gi'; ~
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THIS time next week our own Leglsla.
,p,s will be in full tilt. The Governor
has Gu. out enough work to keep the boys
m deck all summer. Pleasant breezes
blow down the Kanawha in the golden
unr,mer tina. Nlyu
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Coos Up for IiYn.

special Dispatch to the Intslltoeuccr.
klsGwooD, WA, April 14.-In the
Circuit Court to-day the Jury found Chas !.
Lakel guilty Of murder in tho fra. degree
and fixed thepenalty at imprisonment for
lie: Lakel, q shoemaker, stabbed a. i
Lelb, q saddler, to death laat MAY at Brnn.
iu;onyllle, thls county, where both men
1vea. Lakel ia married and has ak chill.
dfen: The scene when the jury. gave the
veldlct was most sorrowful. Lakers wife
seobed, grosned and screamed and could
not be separated from her husband, and
she was allowed to go to Jail with him. -.
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DIAMOND nliHr,
Kalamazoo, ~ ~ - s's11N'"' :

...H .I... plhhoND dust, as' sftiel az
Every one was In favor Of admitting
Kalamazoo. ~ ~ - iVggNE,U.
The average jump between the Obi,
cities Ia OF miles. II. E nv
Zanesville has signed johnson, the dan
dy colored pitcher. Ii ltFTT
1t will cost the clnbs about S. 90 extr,
per man to 90 to Kalamazoo. I,
L. A. Moore, Of Zanesyille, and W, I
English, Of Wheeling, are hustlers. 5ls s
~ The delegates say that the Mansflelt
grand stand is the fnest In the State.
According to the contract, Oolumbu.
has the lowest salaried nine In the League
The streot.car line OF Kalamazoo piyef
the club rs per cent. Of the amount paid
tos car fares to their games.
Captain Elliott, the Columbus delegate
10 the editor Of the Sunday Capital. He
looks like Methodist parson, but -.
spaulding, Of Chicago, offered three
dozen Of his balls gratis 10 each club. il
his balls were adopted by the Ohio League.
DaIrah, Of East Liverpool, played steu.
eeANAaV AAA SVkuMuub 1IOlll tu6 uluulS,
and got left. He signed with both clubs,
and President Clugaton will suspend him.
Akron has the following men ready "a
sign: Pitchers, Unsworth Of Hamilton.
Ont, Gerbrach Of Etie; catchers, Men.
nus OF Hamilton, Ont, Peer OF Erie ;
Mitchell Of Plattsville, Pa, first base; Nc.
Grau, Of Hamilton, Ont, second base ;
hill, Of Kewsnee, ILL.,, third base; Bruly,,
Of North Hero, Vt, lett field. ~
The Kalamazoo team is made up as fol.
lows: Catchera, Allen Of Cumberland,
Nd, Fuller Of Detroit, Dillon Of Duluth F.:
pischere, Flannigan Of z,nesville, Vople'
Of Richmond, Va, Watson Of Duluth :
S;tapleton Of Bridgeport, Conn, first base !;
Rbue OF Zanesyille, second base; Otter.
son OF Bridgeport, short stop; Burken.
berger Of Guelph, Ont, third base; Hun.
geslord and Hycopp Of kalamazoo, out.
ne neg; a. The CLUB has a paid up capital Of
j. H d. f.H.
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PlrrsnvRau, Pa, april 14.-Three girls
employed at the Central Hotel, ALLIE
gheny, were quito severely injured by a
lall Of the elevator. Tbs girls we're going
up to tho third floor when the rope broke
ana the shaft dropped to the cellar, a dis.
lance Of forty icet, They will all recover.
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Earned runs-Chicago 10, ST. Louis 6.
Home runa-Pfefiar 2, Anson l. Two
base hits-Ryan 8, Pfeffer, Gleason, Co.
miskey, Welch. Three base hits-Sulli.
van, Flint. Passed balls-Flint /, Bush.
ong l.. Wild pitches-Carruthers 2.
First base on bslls-Chicago 3, St. Louis
.. Umpire-Doescher. 7 7''-i
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Preparing for Another ,yar.

VIENNA, April 14.-The commission Of
Bulgarian officers en- route from Krupp's
ordnance works to Sofia with large guam.
tity OF war material, has arrived here.
Austria has permitted the passage Of the
material through the Empire. -
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MILWAUKEE, Wis, April .l4.-A special
to the Erening IFi'con,in from Lacrosse,
says tho entire business portion Of tho vii.
lage Of Trempealeau Was les.royed by
hre, which broke out shortly after mid
night. Estimated loss $40, QUO, with small
insurance. 49,, :. ''1'' '''
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JAIL DELIVERY
IN charleston, West firEinia-Au tho Prls.
.g1l onera Espabe ..UH

. d.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, April 14.-There
was v a jail delivery here tonight, and
the following prisoners escaped by tun-
nelling out: Dick Field, colored, house.
breaking, aix months; P. y. Laaker, foreer.
waiting trial; Sam Finnigan, convicted Of
abortion, and sentenced TO ten yeara;
Emanuel = ar Williams, housebreaking; Asa
Carr assault to kill; Jabez Burdette.
,s house'breaking, convicted for one year.
The Jail was. cleaned out, and there is not
prisoner y 8! in the building tonight. The
building is old and unsafe. There is great
excitement in the city, and detectives are
IN search OF the escaped prisoners. :
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IVllew !

LOUISVILLE, KY, April 14.-Tho game
between the Louisville and Detroits was a
Singing match, in which the home club
got worsted. The game was called in the
sixth inning on account Of darkness. Score,
Louisville, I; Detroits, 20. r.f1 .l,10 :
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a Good Gnnc.

New YoRK, April 1.-THE Boston and
Brooklyns played another splendidly con-
teeted game to-day. Score, Brooklyn, l {;
Bostons, 2, So, 49, : :
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Base hits-Pittsburch II, Toronto; 4.
Errors-Pittaburgh 6. Toronto s. Earned
Pittsburgh 2. Two base hits-Decker,
Three base hits-Keuhne, Whitney,
Struck out-By Morris g. Umpire
Quest. 5
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Plr7sBuRan, Pa, April 1.-THE To.
ronto tesm fell an easy proy to the Pitts.
burghs this afternoon. The features Of
the game were the battery work Of Morris
and Carroll, and ksuhne's fielding.